Anyone can do it, even if it's their first time with backend! Learn server development with trendy NestJS.
NestJS Framework Master Class: Part 1
We focus on learning all the core features used in the lifecycle of NestJS, a Node.js-based backend server framework.
If you have learned JavaScript or TypeScript Now it's backend development!
✅ Learn how to properly use the detailed features of NestJS and various annotations .
✅ We provide detailed lectures that are faithful to the documentation.
If you only know Javascript and Typescript, this course will teach you how to build a REST API with NestJS and deploy it to production in various ways on AWS using Socket IO.
Anyone who wants to learn Node.js-based backend server technology
For those looking for follow-up lectures after learning JS/TS
Anyone who wants to learn trendy and popular backend technologies
This course is not just a superficial beginner's course on how to get started with NestJS. It covers all the features provided by NestJS and gradually increases the difficulty level, so you can learn through examples which features to use in which situations .
If you are curious about the basics of JS/TS
What you learn Check it out.
💡 We have created a detailed curriculum that gradually increases the difficulty so that even students who are learning backend and REST API design for the first time can follow along. Learn backend design by designing a backend that imitates Instagram, one of the most popular SNS.
You will be able to build and deploy a REST API backend using NestJS.
You can design various databases using TypeORM.
Let's develop and implement a real-time chat service using Socket.IO.
You can set up a development environment and a production environment using Docker.
Detailed Curriculum
1. Introduction to the lecture and various theories
Acquire the basic knowledge required to learn the NestJS course. It is based on keynotes and contains not only information about NestJS, but also essential knowledge before starting practical work, such as a backend engineer guide, a simple overview and technical explanation of Node.js, HTTP, and an introduction to NestJS.
2. Preferences
We'll go through the setup on macOS and Windows to learn NestJS.
3. Server configuration using Node.js and Express
We will configure a server using HTTP, a package provided by default in Node.js, and briefly configure a server using Express, a popular Node library used internally by NestJS, and examine its pros and cons.
4. Organize the project concept
Explains the Instagram SNS concept that will be used in the lecture.
5. Controller
Learn about controllers, one of the front-line elements that make up NestJS's REST API.
6. Query and Parameters
Among the various ways to receive data from the controller, we will learn about using Query and Parameter.
7. Service
Let's implement a service that handles the logic to be executed in the controller.
8. Module, Provider and Inversion of Control (IoC)
Learn about modules, which are responsible for grouping together multiple components that make up an API, and how Provider Dependency Injection is performed through an IoC container.
9. SQL and Docker
Learn basic SQL knowledge to connect databases in Nest. Additionally, learn briefly how to use Docker to run Postgresql.
10. Connecting to a database with TypeORM
Learn how to manage data by linking with Postgresql using TypeORM so that data previously managed only in memory can be managed in the long term.
11. TypeORM Theory (Function Summary)
This is a theoretical lecture that provides an overall overview of TypeORM's features. You will learn about commonly used functions and parameters.
12. Table Relation
Learn the theory and implementation using TypeORM about One to One Relationship, One to Many Relationship, Many to One Relationship, and Many to Many Relationship.
13. Using the Debugger
Learn how to set up the NestJS debugger in VSCode and use it to debug.
14. Authentication
Learn about authentication procedures using tokens and how to build a login/membership system.
15. Pipe
Explore the many uses of Pipe to validate and transform values.
16. Implementing BaseModel using inheritance
Learn how to avoid creating repeated properties and columns when implementing tables with TypeORM.
17. PgAdmin
Learn how to query Postgresql database tables using PgAdmin.
18. Guard
Learn about Guard, which is responsible for protecting endpoints and controllers.
19. Custom Decorator
Let's create a Decorator ourselves and explore what kind of logic can be implemented using the Decorator.
20. Deepening Postman Features
In addition to the ability to simply send requests, you will learn about features that will make API testing more efficient, such as how to use environment variables, how to set up the Environment, how to set up Tests, and how to load tokens.
21. Class Validator
Learn about Class Validator, a feature that allows you to validate class properties using Decorator.
22. Class Transformer
Learn about Class Transformer, a feature that allows you to transform class properties using Decorator.
23. Pagination Basics - Cursor Pagination
Learn the most basic way to implement cursor-based pagination.
24. Pagination Basics - Page Pagination
Learn the most basic way to implement page-based pagination.
25. Pagination Deepening - Generalizing
Learn how to generalize logic so that you can easily implement pagination across multiple endpoints.
26. Using the Config Module
Learn how to use the Config module, which allows you to inject environment variables into the NestJS framework.
27. File Upload - Classic Method
Learn about the most classic file upload method.
28. Static File Serving
Learn how to set up NestJS to serve static files externally. Continuing from the previous section, learn how to view uploaded files via links.
29. File Upload - Pre-Upload Method
Learn how to implement file uploads in a relatively faster way than the classic method by first uploading the file and then providing only the file path, rather than bundling all data at once with Form Data.
30. Transaction
Learn how to implement the transactional functionality of a database, which is an All or Nothing feature, using TypeORM.
31. Interceptor
Learn how to use interceptors in NestJS and simple RxJS usage. Learn how to implement transactions as interceptors with a nice example.
32. Exception Filter
Learn how to use Exception Filter, a representative method of exception handling in NestJS.
33. Middleware
Learn about the middleware that is applied first to incoming requests in NestJS.
34. Websocket Socket.IO - Basics
Learn the basics of using Socket.IO.
35. Websocket Socket.IO - Advanced
Let's learn about various decorators related to Socket IO provided by NestJS.
36. Module Nesting
Let's explore the need for creating submodules using a Post-Comment example.
37. RBAC - Role Based Access Control
Learn how to implement RBAC-based APIs, which are especially important when building server functions related to admin pages.
38. Authorization
Learn how to build authorization functionality in NestJS style.
39. Following System
Let's implement a following system.
40. Working with Follow Count and Comment Count
Let's implement logic related to various Count functions.
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Q. I learned JavaScript/TypeScript, but I don't know what to learn next.
If you are familiar with Javascript and Typescript, you are ready to move on to libraries or frameworks based on JS/TS. NestJS is one of the most popular frameworks in the JS/TS world. Learning NestJS will broaden your career options and help you choose the next technology to learn. If you are not sure what to learn, start studying with Code Factory's NestJS course!
Q. I know JavaScript/TypeScript, but I want to learn server technology.
NestJS is the most popular server framework in the JS/TS world. Many people start their servers with Express, but it is better for beginners to learn the well-structured NestJS framework first. Furthermore, NestJS uses Express internally, so you can learn how to use Express as well.
Q. I want to learn server, but I don't know which framework to choose.
Nowadays, you can learn various server frameworks. There are many other frameworks besides NestJS, but among them, NestJS is the most loved framework in the world and is one of the most used frameworks especially in MSA. If you want to learn a framework that is future-oriented and at the same time loved right now, choose NestJS!
💾 Guide to the practice environment
Before taking the course, please check the OS and PC specifications you are currently using.
Windows
WSL version 1.1.3.0+
Windows 10/11 64bit Home or Pro 21H2 version or later
4GB or more RAM
Systems capable of Hardware Virtualization
macOS Intel
macOS 11 or later
4GB or more RAM
Systems without VirtualBox installed
macOS ARM64
No requirements as of September 18, 2023 (compatible with all latest M series MacBooks)
📢 Learning materials, player knowledge guide
We provide students with a GitHub repository containing the course-related source code and keynote materials in PDF format.
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